Word: months
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...athletic committee of Boston University is making arrangements for an indoor meeting next month...
...least a month before the Yale game let the management announce in the CRIMON and on the bulletin boards: "Every student in Harvard University is entitled to one ticket for the Yale game, price - Applications, in writing only, will be received up to - (a day not less than a fortnight before the game). Any student not applying by that date will be understood to renounce his right to a ticket. All tickets not applied for as above will be distributed, on the plan of class seniority, to students who have stated on their application that they desire extra tickets...
...best method of help giving it to him seems to be to start a small university settlement at the Prospect House. Two rooms can be hired there for about $200 a year. Men from college could go down and live in these rooms, relieving each other every month or two, if necessary. Definite assurances of aid must be given before anything can be done. The Union must attain some such position and certainty of support as the 'varsity crew has. The meeting tonight has been called to see if this support will be given...
...president of the Union, made an earnest appeal for financial support. The Union, he said, has had a large natural growth, and needed more money than is furnished by the dues of twenty-five cents a month paid by all members. More rooms are needed, a raiding room especially, better furnished rooms, and a small reserve fund. Sustaining memberships are $5 annually, associate memberships $2. It is proposed later to form an association of all members, which shall meet occasionally to discuss the affairs of the Union, and provide for its financial support...
Nearly all the arrangements have been made for the shooting match at Springfield between the Yale and Harvard teams. The match will be shot, this year as last, on the grounds of the Springfield Gun Club tomorrow morning. The scores during the practise of the last month or so, have been about the same as the scores made last year, and that in spite of the increased difficulty of the matches; since there has been no shooting at pidgeons. Five men and a substitute will make up the Harvard team. These are J. L. Dodge L. S., B. A. Gould...